More Question Practice for Daily English Conversation

Описание: ✨ Here's another round of "Hot Seat" questions for leading a conversation. This time, we're going to use the future tense, "be + going to + verb."

🌟 In this lesson, you'll practise asking a mix of wh- and yes/no questions to find out about someone's plans for their evening, weekend and holiday.

THREE STARTING QUESTIONS:
1️⃣ What are you going to do tonight?
2️⃣ What are you going to do this weekend?
3️⃣ What are you going to do over the holiday?

LEVEL UP YOUR ENGLISH:
✅ Fluency - Shadow my voice as I read the questions and answers.
✅ Common English - Learn real, daily English expressions.
✅ Past tense - Practise simple past tense questions.
✅ Instant English - Use these questions to start a conversation today!

🗝️ KEY POINT: Ask questions so that you can control the topic of the conversation. That way, you can talk about things you know the English for! 😉

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🕒 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
01:06 Shadow 1: What are you going to do tonight?
04:42 Practice 1: What are you going to do tonight?
07:56 Shadow 2: What are you going to do this weekend?
11:02 Practice 2: What are you going to do this weekend?
13:29 Shadow 3: What are you going to do over the holiday?
16:47 Practice 3: What are you going to do over the holiday?
19:24 Wrap-up

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📖 Background: These lessons are inspired by the audio-lingual method of teaching languages. It focuses on speaking and listening, especially repetition to help you remember and use sentences automatically. The audio-lingual method was popular in the 1950s and used to quickly teach large groups of US servicemen how to speak foreign languages as they were sent to countries around the world.

📌 Tips:
🆗 Shadow my voice at all times.
🆗 Note down any useful words or phrases.
🆗 Practice copying my intonation, stress and rhythm when you speak.

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